[…] initially, Apple had explored pairing the glasses with the iPhone but encountered limitations due to the smartphone’s‍ processing capabilities.The company then shifted its focus to Mac computers, leveraging their faster processors​ and larger batteries. Despite this pivot, the design ⁣failed to meet expectations, ‍ultimately sealing⁢ its⁤ fate.This decision leaves Apple at risk of falling ​behind competitors like Meta, which already‍ offers‍ Ray-ban smart glasses and is reportedly developing an AR-enabled version. The cancellation also‍ underscores​ Apple’s recent struggles in bringing innovative hardware to market, following its decision last year to abandon its ‍ self-driving car project. […]